We must ‘Set-Up For Success’. That means being sensible and efficient. The human body actually works in that manner! ‘Great Golf Strikes’ are amazingly simple and relatively easy! A key discipline is that we should not try to kill the golf ball, but to ‘Swing Through and Release It’. Strive to not become ‘Ball Bound’! When developing your ‘Swing Characteristics’, do so at ‘Less Than Full Speed’ and throttle. The most efficient manner to learn a ‘Movement or Motion’ is in ‘Slow Motion. A suggestion? Stand up and it is ‘Time For A Feel’.
See if you can embrace this golf mechanical truth? ‘During the entire golf swing, one end of the golf club is always pointing at the “Base Line Of The Plane (Target Line). Two Exceptions’ that you will already know! If not, ‘Just AskUs’!
During your Set-Up embrace the ‘Impact Components’ … as simply as you can make them. Once understood, transition to grasping ‘Impact Fix’. This is where and how one might make an efficient ‘Impact & Separation’ happen. It is a major ‘555 Golf’ process!
Still in simplicity, do not try to accomplish an ‘Exaggerated Swing Path Arc’, even though we know that is how the curving golf swing takes place. The best way to make a golf strike is to ‘Feel’ a flat spot or ‘Bottoming Out’ at the ‘Bottom Of Swing Arc’. (BOSA) It is also useful to ‘Feel’ a ‘Straight-Line Delivery and Release’ through the ‘Impact & Separation Zone’.
Just a thought about ‘The Single Plane Golf Swing’? The normal or conventional method involves ‘Wrist Break’ at Address … The Lever or Forearm Line points in front of your toes. The Shaft Line points at the ‘Target Line’. This difference is ‘Wrist Break or Angle’. Due to ‘Centrifugal Force or Momentum’ (see ‘Centripetal’ – Circular or orbital out force), the ‘Wrist Break’ is functionally eliminated through the ‘Impact & Separation Zone’. (Dynamic Reality, Elongation or Primary Articulating Joins (PAJ) becoming ‘In Line’)
Your Golf ‘Red Book’ is the foundation
Of ‘The 555 Golf System’
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